It’s Season 2, Episodes 1 and 2 of Slaycation, and the Drag Race alumni check their lip-sync-for-your-life trauma at the door in favor of vibes, bruises, and very unserious bonding exercises. Alyssa Edwards, Silky Nutmeg Ganache, Nicky Doll, Miss Fiercealicious, Xana, and Tessa Testicle kick things off by proving that non-competitive drag doesn’t mean low stakes—especially when Xana introduces the group to dominance-themed “team building” that blurs the line between education and chaos. By Episode 2, the queens swap leather and power plays for a physically demanding biathlon, revealing who came to slay and who came to nap. The tone is campy, messy, and occasionally polarizing, with some queens leaning fully into main-character energy while others just try to survive the edit. It’s drag summer camp with a grown-up rating: less crown-chasing, more side-eye, and absolutely no one pretending this is about inner peace.